Are the Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather good for wide feet?

Yes. The Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather has an accommodating forefoot, so wider feet are generally comfortable in it. Narrow feet may find it roomy across the front.

Do the Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather need breaking in?

The Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather gives moderately with wear. Expect a short break-in — some early snugness will ease, but the boot will not change shape dramatically.

Who do the Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather suit best?

The Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather suits feet wanting an accommodating forefoot, low rounded toe box, moderate midfoot wrap, moderate heel. Control boot on FG.

Control · FG

Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather

Name: Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather
Brand: Nike

A leather control boot: accommodating forefoot, low but rounded toe box, moderate midfoot wrap and a moderate heel.

Do the Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather run true to size?

The Nike Total 90 Laser IV Leather fits true to size — take your usual size.

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Sizing

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Fit at a glance

Brand: Nike
Model year: 2011
Type: Control
Surfaces: FG
Material: Kangaroo leather
Sizing: True to size
Forefoot width: Accommodating
Toe box: Low rounded
Midfoot wrap: Moderate
Heel lockdown: Moderate
Arch support: Neutral
Weight: ~285 g (US 9)

Tends to suit

Average width
Wide forefoot
Comfort first

Watch-outs

Personal preference

The fit, explained

A medium toe box that suits most average forefeet. The leather relaxes with wear, so early snugness eases over time.

A classic reference point — best for average to wider or higher-volume feet that want a moderate, control feel.

Break-in: Genuine leather — expect a short break-in as the upper relaxes and molds to the shape of your foot over a few sessions.